NoTrespassing
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I'm about to spend some $$$ on a set of rear chains. Has anyone done business with this company and if so, do you recommend them?
Kevin
Kevin
tirechains.com.....can u recommend them?
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MadReferee
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I'll third that recommendation. I ordered a set for my 12.4 x 16 R4's on a wednesday and had them on friday. Cheaper than buying local even when considering the shipping. Great service and product.
ronjhall
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NoTrespassing
Another Yes and Yes. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I have a set from them that I bought is 2000. I have put them on my tractor to make sure they fit but have never used them yet. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
Another Yes and Yes. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I have a set from them that I bought is 2000. I have put them on my tractor to make sure they fit but have never used them yet. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
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Junkman
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Here is another chain discussion from a few weeks ago. I can highly recommend St. Pierre Chain & Cable. They are the people that supply the chains to all the highway departments and big trucking companies. A great product and service too.... TBN web page
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NoTrespassing
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Thanks fellas, I placed an order today for both fronts and rears, ladder type 2 link for the L3710. I'm not sure if I'll use the fronts or not but anybody that had seen my webpage knows I have a heck of a hill to get up and down. If you go over the edge you're in deep **** so I don't like to take any chances on it.
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NoTrespassing,
I bought 2 link fronts and 4 link rears from tirechains.com last year. They made snow blowing easy even on the steep driveway and we had 152 inches of snow last season. I recommend them, however, be aware that, at least in my case, the chains supplied were long and I had to modify them by cutting and removing one set of cross links. Additionally the chain tensioner needed a lot of work. The point being, I suggest that you fit them when they arrive and modify them as necesssary, leaving them in the box until you need them might result in significant delay.
Bill
I bought 2 link fronts and 4 link rears from tirechains.com last year. They made snow blowing easy even on the steep driveway and we had 152 inches of snow last season. I recommend them, however, be aware that, at least in my case, the chains supplied were long and I had to modify them by cutting and removing one set of cross links. Additionally the chain tensioner needed a lot of work. The point being, I suggest that you fit them when they arrive and modify them as necesssary, leaving them in the box until you need them might result in significant delay.
Bill
tc35dforme
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Anyone run chains only on the front ??
My only headache is loosing steering by having the tractor front slide on the snow even with the wheels turned. I can't think of a time when motive traction was enough of a problem to concern me. I'll creep if I have to...I just like to hit where I aim with the front of the tractor.
My only headache is loosing steering by having the tractor front slide on the snow even with the wheels turned. I can't think of a time when motive traction was enough of a problem to concern me. I'll creep if I have to...I just like to hit where I aim with the front of the tractor.
